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The '''Forklift''' is a vehicle that can be found and used in [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas|GTA: San Andreas]], [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories|GTA: Vice City Stories]] and [[Grand Theft Auto IV|GTA IV]]. It is a small and light vehicle, meaning it can not sustain a high velocity hit without being knocked over. Steering can be a problem, due to the steering wheel only moving the rear wheels. In [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories]], it goes faster in reverse than it goes forward. | The '''Forklift''' is a vehicle that can be found and used in [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas|GTA: San Andreas]], [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories|GTA: Vice City Stories]] and [[Grand Theft Auto IV|GTA IV]]. It is a small and light vehicle, meaning it can not sustain a high velocity hit without being knocked over. Steering can be a problem, due to the steering wheel only moving the rear wheels. In [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories]], it goes faster in reverse than it goes forward. | ||
The Forklift is used during the [[Robbing Uncle Sam]] mission in GTA: San Andreas, with [[Carl Johnson]] loading boxes of firearms into a [[Mule|truck]] at a National Guard armory in [[Los Santos]]. Whilst in GTA: Vice City Stories [[Victor Vance]] uses the forklift to load [[Phil Cassidy|Phil Cassidy's]] boomshine onto Phil's Walton before a factory blows up, during the mission [[Boomshine Blowout]]. | The Forklift is used during the [[Robbing Uncle Sam]] mission in GTA: San Andreas, with [[Carl Johnson]] loading boxes of firearms into a [[Mule|truck]] at a National Guard armory in [[Los Santos]].The Forklift also plays a small role in the mission, [[Breaking the Bank at Caligula's]] mission. As Carl Johnson Opens the garage for [[Zero]] and the team during the bank heist. Whilst in GTA: Vice City Stories [[Victor Vance]] uses the forklift to load [[Phil Cassidy|Phil Cassidy's]] boomshine onto Phil's Walton before a factory blows up, during the mission [[Boomshine Blowout]]. | ||
Note: There is no apparent way to raise or lower the lift in [[GTA IV]] like there was in San Andreas. Also, In [[GTA IV]] the forklift houses a tank of what seems to be propane that can explode. | Note: There is no apparent way to raise or lower the lift in [[GTA IV]] like there was in San Andreas. Also, In [[GTA IV]] the forklift houses a tank of what seems to be propane that can explode. | ||
Revision as of 03:37, 17 February 2009
The Forklift is a vehicle that can be found and used in GTA: San Andreas, GTA: Vice City Stories and GTA IV. It is a small and light vehicle, meaning it can not sustain a high velocity hit without being knocked over. Steering can be a problem, due to the steering wheel only moving the rear wheels. In Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories, it goes faster in reverse than it goes forward.
The Forklift is used during the Robbing Uncle Sam mission in GTA: San Andreas, with Carl Johnson loading boxes of firearms into a truck at a National Guard armory in Los Santos.The Forklift also plays a small role in the mission, Breaking the Bank at Caligula's mission. As Carl Johnson Opens the garage for Zero and the team during the bank heist. Whilst in GTA: Vice City Stories Victor Vance uses the forklift to load Phil Cassidy's boomshine onto Phil's Walton before a factory blows up, during the mission Boomshine Blowout.
Note: There is no apparent way to raise or lower the lift in GTA IV like there was in San Andreas. Also, In GTA IV the forklift houses a tank of what seems to be propane that can explode.
Locations
GTA San Andreas
- Spawns in Ocean Docks, Los Santos
- By the docks in Easter Basin, San Fierro
- By the factory in Angel Pine
- Las Venturas Airport in Las Venturas
GTA Vice City Stories
- By a factory west of the Vice City Port Authority building in Viceport
GTA IV
- Happiness Island, just off the boat wharf adjacent to Algonquin.
- Acter Industrial Park parked on the streets and around many buildings.
- Sometimes on the small dead end near 8-Ball.